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... PRESENT AND FUTURE ( 1 ) Introduction In this section we deal principally with teacher training colleges since it is in this field that specifically Catholic institutions are at present to be found . Present Catholic participation in ...
... PRESENT AND FUTURE ( 1 ) Introduction In this section we deal principally with teacher training colleges since it is in this field that specifically Catholic institutions are at present to be found . Present Catholic participation in ...
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... present university courses are to be expanded , there will be a need for some courses which will differ from present university courses by being wider in scope and lower in standard . Liberal arts colleges on the American pattern might ...
... present university courses are to be expanded , there will be a need for some courses which will differ from present university courses by being wider in scope and lower in standard . Liberal arts colleges on the American pattern might ...
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... present system is one which secures the maxi- mum advantages compatible with the necessary imperfections of democracy ? Do you think that the problems of future planning , of co - ordination , are likely to get under the present system ...
... present system is one which secures the maxi- mum advantages compatible with the necessary imperfections of democracy ? Do you think that the problems of future planning , of co - ordination , are likely to get under the present system ...
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